Are you ready to unleash your storytelling prowess and have your words move others? Look no further! The hottest trend on the internet and in writing communities is 6 Word Memoirs! These types of contests are taking over from YouTube to TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook. We want YOU to join in on the fun. Show us your best 6-word memoir about anything you want, and make us feel something. Emotional impact is the number one criterion for this contest, and the 6 words that pack the most punch will win.
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Here are the rules:
Memoirs must be 6 words
It must tell a story
Must be in the comments (please no emails)
Must be submitted by midnight on June 1, 2023.
And let the words flow! Unleash your inner poet and capture the essence of your life in just 6 words. Whether it’s a life-changing moment, a fond memory, or a critical realization, we want to hear it all. This is your chance to make a lasting impact and be recognized as a master of brevity. So, grab your pen and start crafting your memoir today!
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And remember, this contest is not only about winning but about expressing yourself and connecting with others through the power of words. So, don’t be afraid to get personal. Get creative, and let your comments do the talking. We can’t wait to read your 6 Word Memoirs, so hurry up and submit them before the deadline of 12 am on June 1, 2023.
Take advantage of this exciting opportunity to showcase your writing skills and be a part of the 6 Word Memoir revolution!
Got questions? Please email us. Now, it’s time to unleash your creativity and post your 6 Word memoirs below. We can’t wait to read them! Good luck! And remember, you can post as many memoirs as you like.
Lisa Marie Lopez says
Idle pencil aches with writer’s block.
Charlene says
Cedar-lined hope
has been
her tabernacle.
Charlene says
Aquafit
doesn’t know
I turned “serious.”
Charlene says
Laugh
Love
Lie
Lust
Lose
Die
Charlene says
Rose gold
violet-stroked
screen;
indigo — “Scene.”
Charlene says
Paradoxical parlance:
“How are you?”
“Salut.”
Charlene says
Miss steps
mystically
into the mythic
Charlene says
missed a call
dialled back
reunited
Charlene says
“Hoo!”
Can smell the light
tonight
Lisa Marie Lopez says
Groovy in beads.
Stunning in diamonds.
Charlene says
Contrary Mary
Messy Messiah
Hanging
On
Charlene says
Mushroom confirmation:
Poets run the Place
Charlene says
They dissolved me,
solving my riddle.
Charlene says
Santiago said:
To Gusto —
see me,
Go!
Charlene says
Whoops! I wrote seven words inadvertently.
Charlene says
“Diva, Beware!”
(R)evolution:
“Beware of Diva!”
Charlene says
Poetry has been the infrastructural stabilizer.
Charlene says
I thought I’d wake up dead.
Charlene says
This show’s shaped
the “Performance Poet.”
Charlene says
My soreness says
Rose is here.
Charlene says
Clover-lover Grover
loved Glover’s
Lovers’ Grove.
Charlene says
Grover, lover,
loved Glover’s
Lovers’ Grove
Charlene says
“Deep Cove”
looked like
“Deep Love”
Charlene says
“Gay,” but we
held hands
anyway
Charlene says
It hurt
to lie
beside
her.
Charlene says
“Bi’”’d
left
more
pried
than
pride
Charlene says
They told me I’d meet dolphins.
Charlene says
Achilles Heel:
her proclivity for uphill
Tara Marcoux Tynski says
Eternally Idle.
Slippers at the door.
Charlene says
Endurance? Overrated.
Too long
Songbird’s waited.
Charlene says
Pink irises
mirrored our
blinking sensuality.
Charlene says
Don: creeping neighbour
Dawn: beloved colour
Charlene says
Salt mine
Salzburg
Salt spring
lamp
Charlene says
Self spiralled horrifying love into me.
Charlene says
Art planted Heart in my Earth.
Charlene says
Roses secreted secrets into my nostrils.
Charlene says
He heard Earth’s heart in art.
Charlene says
Half-mooned, the indigo opened my eye.
Charlene says
Batter my head, did three-footed God.
Charlene says
He now says, “epileptic.”
Charlene says
I didn’t mean to post that draft! (Above)
Charlene says
Sofia’s irises —
stimulated
by yellow
irises.
Charlene says
He now says “epileptic.” Campground. Kicked.
Charlene says
Dingy dink hang
with uncle
Charlene says
Mimi’s house
“Dr. Dink”
basement
until…
Charlene says
Todd?
babysitter
hand
hand
dick
“Relax.”
Charlene says
Violet, Yellow —
beach ceremony,
sunset
Charlene says
Lavalife helped me get the job.
Charlene says
basement:
Jodi kept dominating
pretend sex
Charlene says
Train:
Rabbi’s hand to my
vagina
Charlene says
Sol shine divorce-diminished,
she remarried — moonshine.
Sudhir Kamath says
We still sit at His table
Charlene says
May baby,
moon-shining finger,
remembering:
Queen
Charlene says
She walked,
knocked
on his door.
Charlene says
Blood-blazing sky, sea —
he fell
asleep
Charlene says
His 11-pound breech birth killed her.
Charlene says
53 and never been loved
Charlene says
Noise sucked
power
from her
poise
Charlene says
“Lover
from another
love,”
Shadow
was.
Lisa Marie Lopez says
Antique clocks ticked.
Time stood still.
Charlene says
The larynx “block”
was a bird.
Charlene says
Heather’s feathers
itched her heart’s
healing.
Charlene says
fraternal reunion’s eve
nervousness
Sufis danced
Charlene says
didn’t receive,
as “deserved,”
so took
Charlene says
“Is that your brother, or boyfriend?”
Charlene says
Half of her absent,
she slouched.
Charlene says
Nun —
married St. Rémy,
produced poetry
Charlene says
The Tin Woman
wandered
into Wonderland.
Charlene says
Haunted houses
hurry, wait,
work, freeze
Charlene says
Room Eight, late,
smouldering need
mounted
Charlene says
“You oak, eh?”
Had to be.
Charlene says
Uprooted, underwatered,
shady containers…
sunny farm!
Charlene says
Hell had a view: Mount Tantalus
Charlene says
Hell met Heaven: Tantalus Range, sunset